About ADV Films:
In the 15 years since its inception, ADV Films has become the #1 producer-distributor of Japanese animation (“anime”)
outside of Japan and has the largest English-language anime library in the world. With best-selling titles such as Neon
Genesis Evangelion, RahXephon, Robotech, Full Metal Panic, Hello Kitty and Azumanga Daioh, ADV Films'
extensive catalog is fueling the popularity of anime around the globe. Always on the forefront, ADV is introducing North
America to bold new anime franchises such as Gantz, Elfen Lied, Chrono Crusade, Peacemaker and DNAngel.
ADV Films' library also includes popular live-action science fiction programs such as The Jim Henson Company's
Farscape, the nationally syndicated Gene Roddenberry’s Andromeda and the Saturn Award-nominated Mutant X. In
2005 ADV Films was voted “Best Anime Company” in the SPJA awards, presented at Anime Expo, North America’s
largest anime convention. The readers of Anime News Network designated ADV Films “Overall Favorite Anime
Company” in both 2004 and 2005.
In the 15 years since its inception, ADV Films has become the #1 producer-distributor of Japanese animation (“anime”)
outside of Japan and has the largest English-language anime library in the world. With best-selling titles such as Neon
Genesis Evangelion, RahXephon, Robotech, Full Metal Panic, Hello Kitty and Azumanga Daioh, ADV Films'
extensive catalog is fueling the popularity of anime around the globe. Always on the forefront, ADV is introducing North
America to bold new anime franchises such as Gantz, Elfen Lied, Chrono Crusade, Peacemaker and DNAngel.
ADV Films' library also includes popular live-action science fiction programs such as The Jim Henson Company's
Farscape, the nationally syndicated Gene Roddenberry’s Andromeda and the Saturn Award-nominated Mutant X. In
2005 ADV Films was voted “Best Anime Company” in the SPJA awards, presented at Anime Expo, North America’s
largest anime convention. The readers of Anime News Network designated ADV Films “Overall Favorite Anime
Company” in both 2004 and 2005.
